Seiðr Magic by Dean Kirkland, Ph.D. is a wonderful blend of rigorous scholarship and creative heathen reconstruction.
Seiðr Magic by Dean Kirkland, Ph.D. is a wonderful blend of rigorous scholarship and creative heathen reconstruction.
Witchcraft and the Shamanic Journey by Kenneth Johnson fills in the gaps of knowledge that are missing in mainstream pop culture witchcraft.
The Hermetic Tree of Life by William R. Mistele is an immersive guide for those who are seeking divine embodiment by internalizing the Tree.
Living Wands of the Druids by Jon G. Hughes has completely shifted my perspective into the purpose of a wand.
Sacramental Theurgy for Witches by Frater Barrabbas is not for the faint of heart or those who think of witchcraft as a passing phase.
In The Torch of Brighid: Flametending for Transformation, author Erin Aurelia takes us into the realm of the Goddess.
Stacey Demarco and Kinga Britschgi immediately let you know that a journey through the cosmos is about to begin in Oracle of the Universe.
Kokoszka’s thorough investigation of Eastern European folklore in Bogowie is formidable, and this book is destined to be an essential text on Slavic mythology.
I was drawn to God & Goddesses of England by Rachel Patterson because as the wife of an Englishman, I’ve traveled there quite a bit.
Pagan Portals – The Norns by Irisyana Moon is a book that shifts one’s perspective from fearing Fate to embracing the mystery of our collective multiverse.